This video tutorial teaches you how to weave beads together with tubular herringbone stitch. While this is not a pattern meant to teach a specific necklace or bracelet, you can use this stitch to make a wide variety of other projects, including some future patterns coming to Potomac Bead Company.
Seed Beads (sizes 8/0 for demonstration, but mention of using sizes 11/0 and 15/0 for different effects)
Size 10 Beading Needle
Green Wildfire Beading Thread (0.006")
Bead Mat
Four Different Colors of Beads (red, green, purple, pink) to illustrate the technique
White 11/0 Seed Bead as a stop bead
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Quick Project Steps
Starting the Stitch: Begin with four seed beads in red, creating the foundation for the tubular herringbone stitch.
Adding Rows: Progressively add rows with two beads each in green, periwinkle, and pink, demonstrating the stitch's growth and tubular formation.
Creating the Tubular Shape: Through careful addition and threading, the stitch begins to take on a three-dimensional tubular form.
Decorative Elements: Introduce 15/0 seed beads between the larger beads to cover thread visibility and add aesthetic detail.
Expanding the Technique: Instructions on increasing the width of the herringbone tube for varied project applications.
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Item Description
This video tutorial teaches you how to weave beads together with tubular herringbone stitch. While this is not a pattern meant to teach a specific necklace or bracelet, you can use this stitch to make a wide variety of other projects, including some future patterns coming to Potomac Bead Company.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
Seed Beads (sizes 8/0 for demonstration, but mention of using sizes 11/0 and 15/0 for different effects)
Size 10 Beading Needle
Green Wildfire Beading Thread (0.006")
Bead Mat
Four Different Colors of Beads (red, green, purple, pink) to illustrate the technique
White 11/0 Seed Bead as a stop bead
Project Steps
Starting the Stitch: Begin with four seed beads in red, creating the foundation for the tubular herringbone stitch.
Adding Rows: Progressively add rows with two beads each in green, periwinkle, and pink, demonstrating the stitch's growth and tubular formation.
Creating the Tubular Shape: Through careful addition and threading, the stitch begins to take on a three-dimensional tubular form.
Decorative Elements: Introduce 15/0 seed beads between the larger beads to cover thread visibility and add aesthetic detail.
Expanding the Technique: Instructions on increasing the width of the herringbone tube for varied project applications.
Bullet 1
Bullet 2
Bullet 3
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